Skip to content
An Unbound Renewable Energy Company
Open Mon-Fri: 6am to 6pm PST

Sun's Still Shining!: Get up to $1,500 OFF your solar system! Click here

X
Key info

Off-Grid

Results

Once the project was finished, when the fridge lit up, we almost fainted! Exhilarating is too mild a word.

Meet Ian and Alicia Denchasy, who installed their Off-Grid System! Let’s check out their project in California in their own words!:

“We had zero experience with solar, and this was our first experience building our own home. I mean, we can build Ikea furniture, but beyond that…

We had an amazing electrician and some friends to provide elbow grease and got our system installed in three days.

The most difficult part of our project was convincing our local city officials to allow us NOT to connect to our local utility (PG&E). After three years of making our case and working with a progressive city employee, we finally got an ordinance to allow our project to receive approval.

Aside from some wire and extra clips, everything we needed was included in our system.

It took three days to install the system, with a couple of hours to work with Unbound Solar tech person (Harley, who was great).

Once the project was finished, when the fridge lit up, we almost fainted! Exhilarating is too mild a word.

Our total solar installation cost was around $14,000, including the batteries we purchased from Amazon.”

Send us your story if you’re an Unbound customer with a DIY installation! We want to share your excitement!

Or

Get started on your own solar journey!

Continue Reading

Michael C.’s Solar Installation

It felt terrific to finish the installation. After having it on the roof and inspected, I was producing power within three days once they changed my meter out. It was really a rewarding experience.
Read More

Alex W’s Solar Installation

Since that install, I bought two other systems and installed them in my friends' RVs. I had good trust in Unbound Solar.
Read More

Albert D.’s Solar Installation

  • System Size: 9.45 kW
  • Daily kWh output: 16-32 kWh per day
  • Federal Tax Incentive: Qualifies for $7,000+ U.S. Federal Tax Credit
  • Utility Rates: Vary with time-of-use
Read More